Sentence examples for newspaper traces from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a tabloid newspaper traces the postmark on the book's manuscript to Beuhler College, which is pitched into scandal.

Its policy of not paying money to plaintiffs to settle libel suits in the United States against the newspaper traces back to a 1922 letter written by the publisher.

A detailed map compiled by the newspaper traces the great lengths the pair went to to keep a "steamy romantic getaway" to a "love island" on Valentine's Day a secret from the prying eyes of the British press.

When a Texas newspaper traced his biological father last year, Armstrong not only expressed lack of interest in finally meeting him but called the man's expression of pride opportunistic.

The newspaper traced the cat consumption trade back to the countryside or the streets of towns in several central Chinese provinces: Henan, Hebei, Jiangxi, Anhui and Zhejiang.

In 1966 a reporter from the Daily Express newspaper traced Elsie, who had by then returned to the UK.

Most of the company's newspapers trace their beginnings to the mid-1800s.

Today's crusading newspapers trace their origins back to the harsh early days of the 1979 revolution.

Fact-checking websites and newspapers traced the claim to a two-week-old "random tweet" by a former Republican party official in Texas.

With little to no information online, Nguyen and her colleagues pored over microfilm reels of old newspapers, traced primary sources and connected to veteran networks to identify photos and learn more about the near-forgotten publication.

The US president-elect had not given his source but fact-checking websites and newspapers traced it to a two-week-old "random tweet" by a little known former Republican party official in Texas.